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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27
mana.ome ConpIiment % lIanageI Lealh

Last night between the first and second
acts Of The play OF The World, at
the Mozart Academy, Manager Thomas
j. Leath was presented with diamond
mounted gold Elk's badge The presenta-
ton speech was made by Exalted Ruler
Joseph W Laube on behalf Of the en-
ployes of the Academy, and was accepted
by Manager Leaih in fitting speech.
Mr.. Leath was the proudest man in town
last night.
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Calling over in Manchester the OF

Calling over in Manchester The other
day we dropped into the nrst-cass ,s Daas'3 4
establishment of l.. * V. STEMS. and found II
fitted up in frst-cass style with All the neces-
sary supplies of good things. such az always
remind US of Christmas. Bread, crackers, Ols
cults, ETC.. in abundance; cakes, and a haIleiy
OF good things for the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials ms
Is indeed model bakery, and one that de-
serves and is fast gaining the support OF the
public. Be sure TO call in and see them al
iaH Hull street. Manchester.
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Richmond Live stock Market.
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 90.
REcEIPrs.-3Oi head cattle, 81 sheep 432
hogs.
SALrs.-22S head cattle, 81 sheep, 4OS
hogs.
PRcrs. Cattle. Best. 10 ~ gross;
medium to good 81 to 81 gross common
% fair y 10 gross sheep, 81 10 5t gross
hogs, 81 10 u net bulls, ,, 10 gross.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

It Is said that ia canning fruit, after the
Jar is filed, If the fruit is stirred with
Oh all the air bubbles rise TO the top the con.
tents will mover mold on top
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

a Boston lady says that Kate Greenaway
and her picturesque drawings in chiidren's
books are responsible for more absurdity and
discomfort in childrens clothing than any.
body Is aware Oi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

Richmond is still going ahead. Yes
terday Mr. j. d. Sutherland made step
forward by ordering beautiful hanson
cab which Will soon be ON our streets, and
run on the same terms as his Gurneys.
IL Is beauty.
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received daily. served steamed and in
every other style. Restaurant open from .
am. 10 L. pm. 81. Louis Faust Beer on
dnught al T.. A. Stu npfs, corner OF Elght
nod Maln streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

watches, rings, etc, sold on small weekly
payments Goods delivered when first
payment is made Union lnstallment
1eweler, corner Ninth and Main streets
up stairsl, over Spences store, Room u.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

A starch superior 10 gloss starch for calico
aud chambrey can be made Of -four by wet
ting the flour up wi.h very warm water
day before you need the starch; add boiling
water and cook when you want 10 use IL.
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THE WESTON BROTHERS
CATHEDRAL HALL. MARSHALL

CATHEDRAL HALL, MARSHALL
street. botween Ninth aud Tenth
streets THURSDAY. December 29th. 1881,
at =. VI. Under the auspices Of the Mc0ill
Catholic Union, there will be- at the above
time and place PUBL lC CELEBRATION
OF the Golden Jubilee OF His Holiness. Pope
Leo XIII. The entertainment will consist or
music by selected choir under the direction
OF Mr. VI. B. Leonard, the recital OF Mauric-
Egan's poem on the Jubilee by Mr. W. j.
Reddy; brief reading OF selections from the
life and writings OF Pope Leo Kill, by Mr.. E.
G. jenkins and an address by 1T. Rev. Bishop
Keano. The public generally, ladies and gen
tlemen, are cordially invited 20 make this
meetnya credit 20 the community. deZl-3t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

Mr. +. Furnion, the Bank-street res
taurateur, has returned and resumed bust
ness. As we mentioned his skip il is
but fair TO notice his return.
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For bunions ct five cents worth OF salt
peter and put 10 into bottle with sufficient
olive oil to nearly dissolve it; shake up well
and rub the infamed joints night and morn.
ing. and more frequently il painful
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TREDEGAR MEN.
HTFUL CHRISTMAS REUNION
At SiENGER MILE.
Archer. Manager Speeches by the Re
cipiene Of She Favor and others General
Anderson PresIdcs.

Yesterday evening at half past three
O OclOck as fine a body OF men as ever got
together, gathered in Sanger Halle for
the purpose Of making cane presenta-
tiOn. They were the iron workers OF
the Tredegar Company, to the number Of
sixty-fve, from the spike, bar and rolling
mills, and machine shops. Among them
were Mr.. Edward Wade, who had been en-
ployed at the Tredegar ffty-iwo years
Mr.. A. G.. Osterbind, forty-hine years; Mr..
Ransom l.. Dowden, forty years Mr..
John Pcrrini, thirty years, and large
number Of others who had spent the last
twenty-five years Of their lives there, and
most OF the remainder had worked at the
Tredegar from boyhood.
The cane was to be presented to Mr..
E II. Archer manager Of the works. 10
was q beauty, and OF a style rarely seen
here. being claborately carved and finish
ed. and on il was the inscription Pre-
sented to +. R. Archer by the Tredcgar
Iron Workers. December 2G, 1857
Mr.. III. Carter Osterbind, called the
meeting 10 order, and asked Mr. Spencer
Sny or 10 act as secretary. He then in
troduced Mr.. A. G.. Osterbind who said
Mr. Archer, please step forward. J am
requested by the iron workers Of the
Tredegar works to present you with this
cane. You have been a number OF years
connected with the Tredegar, and the
iron workers have thought it proper 10
give YOU a token OF their esteem and
friendship. present YOU with this
cane. All hope you will receive il in the
spirit in which il is rendered In time of
i0y and sorrow use it as a support, and
when You end your pilgrimage we hope
you may enjoy eternal happiness APP
D1ar-p
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To prevent pie juices from running out IN
the oven make a little opening in the upper
crust and insert little roll Of brown paper
perpondicUlarly The steam will escape from
it as from a chimney, and all the juice will
be retained in the pie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-27

Try the experiment OF finding out what
boys know, and what they don't know HelE
them 80 do little thinking for themselves
and see how quickly they will acquire more
knowledge, ana use it intelligontly for your
benefit
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S3oo TO $500 WANTED. Secured by
~ Deed OF Trust. Good per cent and no
risk, Address " BUSINESS" care Carrier
No. II. 5dec4-tf
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~ keep moths out Of closets, clothes and
carpets, take green tlnsy 1t is better DO
fore it goes 20 seed Put 1t around the edges
of carpets and hang it up in closets whore
woolen clothes are hung, and no moth will
ever como where i b.
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4 SUCCESSFUL DAY.

The committee to whom is due the
praise for this successful reunion were
Messrs. G. p Perrin, Phil O'Hara, f. L.
Walther, Henry Mollz, and H. Carter
Osierbind.
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MR.. ARcnFE's RESPONSE

Mr. Archer responding said, Gentle
men, am completely nonpiussed. When
/ received your invitation to be present !
aid not know that you intended to show
animosity hy Gaming me. We have been
together thirly-scycn years. and ! am
happy TO say that in all that time we
have gotten along together pleasantly,
and now i'm this Christmas week at this
gathering, thank you for your kindness
to me in the past, and for this token Of
esteem to-day close with Rip Van
Wrinkle sentiment Here's TO you and
all the family may You live long and
prosper
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LOST AND FOUND

I 0ST THOUGHT TO BE LEFT
IL either in Broad d-street or Trinity NJ. Z.
church, Methodist Hymn Book, with pho
tOgTaph a. a memorial The nuder Will please
lea ye IL at SO Eighteenth street. 6dec25
EOUND-O MY PREMISES,
i about two weeks ago, Pointer Dvg which
the owner can get Dy applying 10
A. L. JOHNSON,
5dec2i-2t AZ West Broad street.
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XNANTED-AT 42S BROOK AVE.
w NUE. all kinds OF paper stock,
BOTTLES, etc. J. VI. WILLIAMS,
Proprietor.
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| CADEMY OF MUSIC.
EIGHTH STREET.

l CADEMY OF MUSIC.
EIOHIH STREET.
Commencing Thursday. December 2sth, for
three nights and saturday Matinee
PHOSA MCALLfsTER,
supported by first class Dramatic Company,
In Henry Pcttitt's Realistic Drama OF
TAKEN FROM LIFE.
New AMI appropriate scenery, and startling
mechanical effects. as originally produced at
Wallack's Theatre, New York
Prices as usual. 6dec25 Su. .Thxsat
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NOTICES.

WILLIAM LALLY HAVING THIS
w day assigned all bis interest In the Com
mercial Club Restaurant and Bar business 10
Michael l.. Lally, the said business will b.
continued In the firm name OF sNELLlNUSa
LALi.Y ~ the same place. No. ylZ East Main
street and No 9ll Bank street. The new nrm
being composed Of the undersigned.
WILLIAM sNELLINoS,
3ie2st MICHAEL u. LALLY.
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TO ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN.

have this day appointed G. T.. ANDERSON
Jr., my gent, 10 carry on the Drug business
al No. 1873 East Broad street, ana 20 buy and
sell for cash only. y. A. ANDERSON.
December lth. 1881. Ado i3Zw
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The children aud ali Other Good People
Remember the Sabbath Day aud Keep
# Hois Hut Yesterday They ralnted
The Town Red aud BLEW II IN
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New and original Songs, Dances, Banjo
solos. etc.
Prices as usual.
Next attraction NOVELTY COMEDY
COMPANY.
lle2-lt
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TAKEN FROM LIFE
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
EIGHTH STREET
CoMMENctSG MONDAY, DECEMBER 20,
for three nights. Grand Christmas Matinees
on Monday and Wednesday
THE WESTON BROTHERS
suppOrtei by magnificent company OF met
ropolltan Artists In the immensely successful
Musical Comedy Drama written by Charles
Foster, Esq, entitled
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
Prices as usual de - su,tu wed
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Mr. Il 4. Carter was called ON, butsaid
he made his speech last Saturday when
he also was caned.
MI Spencer Snyder was called on and
said this occasion reminded him of many
years ago, when Mr.. Archer's father had
been presented with a cane, and how the
old man when he had returned from
business would fondle his cane and seem
as though he were speaking TO the men
who had presented it. He expressed the
hope the present recipient would when
i'm time he had also 10 retire from OLD
are, think of the men surrounding him
to-day.
on Hil then behold the mild and
gentle Edward Wade, and in your mild's
eve YOU will again behold him before the
bar with tongs in hand, ready to receive
the iron as ii comes over the rolls and
iwirling ii. Again, you will perceive the
smiling countenance of Doc DoWden. as
with the old familiar and ever ready
pipe in his mouth, hammer and wrench
in hand as be goes about, looking for
some stray nut 10 tighten. Again, You
will see the form of our foreman, AntOni
Osterbind. with his fatherly and benign
countenauce, as with rule and callipers he
cir,ulates among US. / hope, sir, that
YOU do not tire, for shall call upon you
10 tWirl it again, and behold the sage of
the Tredegar shops, George Perrini, as
he goes among the men and airs his
views upon the circulation of the peri
phery, and can tell you, sir, without a
moments hesitation, the exact number Of
inches from Venus to Jupiter. Once
again. and you will behold the face of
eyervbody's friend, the elder Jenkins, as
he goes about raising stacks upon stacks
of monuments TO the memory and the
glory Of the Tredegar Works (Long
applause)
Mr.. Esau Kroker and Mr. Snyder sang
several humorous songs. After this the
company adjourned 10 the banquet hall
where dinner in Siegels best style was
served.
GENERAL ANDERSON ARRIVES.
While the dinner was being enjoyed,
General Joseph Il. Anderson, President
of the Tredegar Works, arrived and was
received with three ringing cheers.
General Anderson said he was sorry 10
interrupt the Tredegar at such an inter
esting moment He was glad to see
them, however, at such an entertainment,
and said that his memory went back
farther than the years of the Oldest men
present, and he was glad to be with
them. Nothing could have prevented
him from attending this reunion
to congratulate them He had
been connected with the Tredegar Works
for forty-six years and he felt an in
terest in every boy and youth who came
there to grow up with IT, He spoke
feelingly OF Mr. James Reed, chief
pattern maker, who had recently died,
The oldest employe of the works. He
closed by wishing them all happiness
and prosperity.
General Anderson then sat at the head
Of the table, and the discussion of oysters,
turkey, and chicken salad washed down
with sherry, proceeded.
4 SUCCESSFUL DAY.
The committee to whom is due the
praise for this successful reunion were
Messrs. G.. z. PERRIN, Phil OHara, F. T.
NaIfher Henry MOltZ and III Carter
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WANTED-YOU 10 KNOW THAT
w Gibbs a Bro. sell Groceries. Flour.
Wines. and Liquors at lowest prices. Tobae
co and Cigars speciality. Continental beer
furnished 10 families az IS cents per dozen.
Burfoot Il now with us. and wcuid be clad 10
see any OF his friends
]. r. GIBBS & BRO.
Fifteenth and Hull streets, Manchester.
ljy2} sattt
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w A n T T. D-EVERYBODY TO
W call at the Commercial Hotel and see
the Lynhayens taken on the finest oyster beds
In the world. especially for
7doeif sNELLINGs 4 LALLY.
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W WEDNESpAY-Patt Rosa's latest success,
LOVE AND DUTY"
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AMrSKMENTs A

!pICHMOND THEATRE.
IL TWENTY FOURTH SEASON,
PATTI ROSA,
the delight Of the children. the pet OF ths
ladies' In Fred Msrsdens successful
comedies
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ReedsvilIe Notes.

REEDsvILLE, Dec. 10.-Rawley
Hardman, of this place, and Bennett
Weaver, of Independence, have ira
ded mills and each is now in posses
sion of his new property.
The school at this place is pro
crossing finely.
Mr.. Samuel linn spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Jos. Menear, whoh been at work
at Irondale, is home on visit.
Robert Brown, who has been at
work on the B. q o. all summer, has
returned home to attend school this
winter.
A quarterly meeting will be held
at Mt. Vernon on the Oath and 25th
Geo. H. and VIM. II. linn we're al
Kingwood few days ogo.
Joseph Reed spent few days
with his family here last week.
Gus. Reed is repairing his resi-
dence. 4r
John Stalnaker, who has. beer
working for M. F. linn the past
summer, has gone to his home il
Randolph county.
Wheat and other fall grain lool
well. iF aA.o
If the pleasant weather continues
our farmers will soon have theil
blowing for spring crops done.
There will be a Christmas tree a
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Union District Institute.

Program for the Union district in
stitute to be held at Sugar Grove,
Dec 81: pa
9 a. m.-Music; prayer, music;
appointment of secretaries.
Manners-Importanee OF and how
to teach this subject in the public
schools, by the President, 10 min
utes: general discussion, 20minutes.
Geography-How to teach begin
ners Should the text book be
taught at the start? Should geo
graphy be taughtwith history? r. A.
Hastings and L. NJ. Hackney Zones,
boundaries and climates of each, by
G. w. Sisler, so minutes; general
discussion, % minutes; recess.
Physiology-How to teach it? Eff
fects of alcoholics and narcotics on
the human system, Vim. Simpson
and NJ. 7. Sisler, 25 minutes, gen
eral discussion, 20 minutes.
l:30 p. m.-History-When com
menced by beginners. Methods
What features of it should be most
carefully studied by pupils2 Events
of war and peace, by J. NJ Stewart
NJ. d. Sample and NJ. t. Sister, sc
minutes; general discussion, 30 min
utes; recess, l ) minutes.
Reading Methods or how tc
teach pupils to read in an easy and
natural manner Primary results tC
be sought, Mary B. Costello, w. A
Lyons and T. L. Echart, 25 minutes
general discussion, 90 minutes.
$50 p. m.-Devotional exercises
music; prayer; defamation, NJ. I
Sisler and w. A. Lyons; music; es
say, j. M. Stewart and Thomas L
Eckhart; music; recitation, L. M
Hackney, R. A, Hastings and Mary
B. Costello; music; Grafton, G. w
Sisler and J. G. Gorman; music
short addresses by VIM. Simpson
M. L. Sample and others.
Teachers of other districts, as wei
as patrons and all good friends t.
the cause of education, are invited
to be present and take part in tn
discussions.
j. G.. GoRMAN, Pres.
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Little Falls Locals.

LITTLE FALLS, Dec. 12-Miss
Grace Frum is at home for short
visit She is much better after her
treatment at Morgantown under DIR.
Brock.
Mr.. John r. Steele is very low at
this writing Hope he may soon re-
gain his health.
Quite a number Of young folks
met at Jos. II. Jones Saturday night
and had an old fashioned good time.
j. Luther Stansberry was at home
Saturday last and reports his school
progressing nicely at Smithtown.
Jesse Shuttlesworth returned on
Saturday with 26 head of nice two
year old cattle.
The funeral service of Mrs. Susie
Holland yesterday at Goshen was
largely attended. Rev. Mr.. Wees
conducted the exercises in an able
manner.
The saw mill on Mr.. John Con-
ways land is rapidly cutting up the
logs into beautiful lumber.
The Christmas tree and church
festival at Goshen Saturday night,
Dec. Oath promises to be brilliant
success. A small admission fee will
be charged and every person present
will receive a beautiful present,
among them an elegant clock and
handsome album, now on exhibition
at Hutchinson Il Jacobs. = a
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-12-17

The free school alumni of Clinton
district, at the meeting ON the Sd
inst, adopted the following resolu-
tions:
ResoiUed, That we, as teachers of
Clinton district, do heartily endorse
district institutes.
I'd, That we will do all in our
power to promote the interest of the
institute and the cause of education
generally.
Sd, That we tender our thanks to
Mr.. Glasscock. our County Superin-
tendent. and Z. Trickett, President
of the Board of Education of Clinton
district, for their presence and as
sistance during this institute, and
also to Mr.. Steele, for his efficient
work as instructor.
4th, That to the trustees and mem
bers of pisgah church we extend our
thanks for the use of their house,
and to the community at large for
their kind treatment and to Prof.
Pixler and class for their excellent
music. JOHN f. CHIPS,
NJ. L. Brown,
Committee
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Georgetown News.

GEORGETOWN, Dec. 12.-That the
recent rains have made muddy roads
will be apparent to any one who
travels them.
Mrs. Melissa Michael is no better
at this writing.
Miss NJ. j. Arnett got her hand
badly mashed by window sash fallE
ing on it, two Of the fingers are badly
cut and bones broken. The hurt is
a very painful one, but it is hoped
will yield to medical treatment. We
believe DIR. Jamison is attending the
case.
Jno. S. Thorn is of the opinion
that newspaper reports are not al
ways true-not always.
George Pratt, Mrs. S. Nicely and
Catharine Ralphsnyder returned
from Doddridge and Richie counties
last Thursday where they have been
visiting relatives and friends.
The singing school at Stewart s
Run, taught by Jas.S. Lough, closed on
Saturday night with concert. The
audience was large and appreciative.
The program consisted of singing
by the class, select songs by the
principal and his accomplished
daughters, interspersed with instru
mental music, H. n. NJ Chips, on
violin and Melville Pratt on dulci-
mer. The entertainment was excel
lent and the audience adjourned well
satisfied.
We hear talk of saw mill sets all
around. One at III. l.. Yost's, one
or two on Stewards Run and else
where. l. S. Cox and sons have just
bought new mill and ask share
of public patronage Capt. A. Gar
rison, Of Pedlar's Run is now in the
bend" and j. p Michael, of Jones
River, will likely move his new mill
to Grant district, SO that if we don't
get some saving done it will be be-
cause we do not improve our oppor-
tunities.
The meeting at Arnettsville closed
last week.
Christmas will soon be here
What shall we expect in the way OF
holidays? Too muddy to sleigh
ride, and no one seems to expect to
get married, so what old Kris brings
us is all we'll get.
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Grant District Institute.

Program of Grant district linsti-
tute to be held at Laurel Point, Decem.
Der "a:
IL a. m.-Opening exercises
school government, b. M. Jones, sc
minutes; discussions by institute
adjournment for dinner.
1:30 p. m.-Primary geography
L. w. Conway, 20 minutes; discus
sions, 40 minutes.
2:30 p. m.-Advanced geography
A. j. Arnett, 20 minutes: discus
cussions. 40 minutes. Current his
tory, J. B. NJ. Kennedy, 10 minutes
discussions, 20 minutes; adjourn
ment till 6:30p. m.
6:30 p. m.-Music; recitation
Miss Jennie Richardson; essay
Miss Grace Jamison; music; ora
ton, Emery Henry; essay, Mrs. Ross
Riggs; music; recitation, Miss Ger
tie Thompson; Grafton, Luther Nc
elroy; music; debate-question:
Resolred, That our school term il
long enough.
Affirmative, B. NJ. Jenes, SANFORD
Fisher; negative, L. w. Conway, S
j. Snider.
The teachers OF the adjoining dis
tricts are invited to assist us.
DORA MILLER,
A. j. ARNETT,
S. J. SNYDER,
Committee.
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Hog.

The time has come when it is
fashionable to eat hog.
We're glad of it.
We like hog.
We think the Jews-or anybody
else-who wont eat hog is a fastid-
ious fool.
The corn-fed porker is as juicy a
morsel as was ever rolled over the
tongue.
We like him from the point of his
snout to the tip of his tail. There
is no waste in his carcass. Wepickle
his jowl and his feet; we roast his
ribs; we boil his backbone and tail
we make sausage of his lean and lard
of his fat; we stuff his intestines,
and clean our teeth with his bristles
there's not grease spot left when
we're done with him.
The hog is good.
We are not to be scared by trich-
ena, or any other trick.
We're going to eat him.
We like hog.
1t makes our mouth water to smell
the sausage frying, or the spare-ribs
broiling, or the steak steaming.
We repeat it, we like hog. Come
ON with your hog.
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Excursion to California.

1t is no longer necessary to organ
ize large parties in order to secure
cheap excursion rates to the Pacific
Coast points. The Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad Company has placed on
sale, at all its principal offices, Elk
cursion Tickets to San Francisco,
Los Angeles and San Diego, Cali
fornia. These tickets are sold sim
gly at lower rates than were former
" made for organized parties, and
are good for six months from date
of sale. Passengers are offered a
choice of routes both going and re-
turning. For rates and detailed in
formation call upon any of the
Ticket Agents of the company, or
address L. M. Cole, General Ticket
Ageut, b. & o. r. r. Baltimore, Md.